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The two books

Two books. Two points of view. One conversation.

On one side, teenagers, with emotions, messages, doubts and relationships that also pass through a screen. On the other, adults trying to understand how to be there without intruding.

DeLulu gives both a place to start.

Cover of the DeLulu comic, Come non farsi fregare da una chat

For teens · roughly ages 14–19

DeLulu Come non farsi fregare da una chat

It isn't the usual rulebook.

It's a comic made of stories, characters, conversations and situations that will feel familiar to anyone who lives every day between social media, chats and online relationships.

It's about trust, respect, boundaries, pressure and choices.

Because when a chat makes you uncomfortable, recognising it is already an important step.

  • Stories close to the way teenagers speak.
  • Ideas for reflecting on your own choices.
  • The DeLulu Compass to recognise your feelings and ask for help.

Comic preview

Story 3: «If you trust me…»

Comic preview, If you trust me, page 1 Comic preview, If you trust me, page 2 Comic preview, page with the Compass
Cover of DeLulu for parents, Dall'altra parte della stanza

For parents and educators

DeLulu for parents Dall'altra parte della stanza

Being a parent in the digital age often means facing brand-new questions.

Who is he talking to? Why doesn't she tell me anything? How can I help without turning into a detective?

This book was written to bring together two worlds that sometimes feel miles apart, even when they're in the same room.

A practical, lighthearted guide, with questions, food for thought and the emotional insight of Orlando Coach.

  • Tools to open a conversation.
  • Everyday situations and phrases to start from.
  • Food for thought for adults and educators.

Preview · from the back cover

They have a chat open. We have a thousand questions.

On the other side of the room are our children. On this side are we: we'd like to understand them, protect them and stay close, without turning every question into an interrogation.

«Who are you talking to?»«Nobody.»

This Nobody, though, writes a lot.

DeLulu for parents accompanies the teens' book and brings its challenges into family life: privacy, shared photos, online pressure, consent and asking for help.

A journey for those raising children as a couple, on their own or after a separation. For parents of teenage boys and girls aged 14 to 19.

To become the adults they can say this to: «Something happened to me. Will you help me?»

Phones were made to bring closer those who are far away,

not to push away those who are close.

The DeLulu message

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Contact

A chat doesn't decide what you're worth.

Would you like to bring DeLulu to your company, school, town or community? Write to us: we'll set up a first meeting to present the project and build the right proposal together.

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